Join me tonight as I draw one lucky winner at random to be the new owner of the Honda CBR900RR Fireblade that's been featured in my latest video series. Thank you to all the participants for watching and subscribing to the channel - stay tuned for more bike content and competitions in the future. #cbr900rr #fireblade #hondafireblade

1999 vs 2025 Honda Fireblade – Has Progress Made It Better? | Raw vs Refined Everyone remembers the bike that lit the fuse. For me, it was a 1999 Fireblade parked outside a barber shop in Basildon. Short wheelbase. 16-inch front wheel. Holes drilled in the fairing. A name that sounded like a Mortal Kombat character. The kind of bike that didn’t just look fast — it felt dangerous standing still. In this video, I ride and reflect on the legendary Honda CBR900RR Fireblade and compare it to the modern monster that is the Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade. Balance vs Capability. Analogue vs Algorithm. £2,000 icon vs £25,000 superbike weapon. 🏁 Old vs New – What Actually Matters? As the average UK rider age creeps upwards, many are looking back at bikes like the ’99 Blade to rediscover something modern machines sometimes dilute: connection. Older bikes demand more from you. New bikes protect you from yourself. 💷 £500 OFF A BRAND NEW FIREBLADE Big thanks to Motorcycle World Northampton for supporting this video. They’re offering viewers £500 off a brand new CBR1000RR-R Fireblade. 👉 Use the promo code in the description: GBRBLADE26 👉 Contact Motorcycle World 👉 Quote the code and claim your discount If you’ve ever owned a Fireblade — old or new — I’d genuinely love to hear your story in the comments. Because at the end of the day, motorcycles aren’t defined by spec sheets. They’re defined by how they make you feel when you ride them. #Fireblade #HondaCBR #Superbike #MotorcycleReview #1999Fireblade #CBR1000RRR #MotorcycleWorld #Sportbike

🏍️ Ride 6 Launch Review – Honest Thoughts From a Real Rider The embargo is finally lifted and after spending over a week playing Ride 6, this is my full launch review from the perspective of a real motorcyclist, not just a gamer. In this video, I deep dive into Ride 6 and break down: ✅ What Milestone has genuinely improved ❌ What still hasn’t been fixed (and should have been years ago) 🤨 What’s new, what’s weird, and what feels half-finished 🎮 Why Ride 6 does move the series forward — but still falls short of perfection 📉 Why I think Milestone messed up the marketing before launch I cover every major game mode and class, including: 🏁 Career Mode & progression 🎉 Ride Fest – what it actually is vs what we expected 🛑 Updated physics & braking dynamics 👜 Baggers – surprisingly good, surprisingly difficult 🌲 Enduro – fun, but full of realism holes 🛵 Scooters – why this class exists is anyone’s guess ⏱️ Endurance Racing – strategy, pit stops, tyre wear & flag-to-flag racing 🔥 Supermoto – improved, but still flawed You’ll also see: 1. Detailed thoughts on bike handling, braking, haptic feedback & rider aids 2. Customisation, used bikes, and performance upgrades 3. Livery editor improvements and visual presentation 4. AI behaviour, weather systems, and endurance strategy ⚠️ This is not a hype video. It’s an honest launch review covering both the highs and the frustrations — including long-standing issues Milestone still hasn’t addressed. If you’ve played Ride 4 or Ride 5, or you’re on the fence about buying Ride 6, this video will help you decide whether it’s worth your money. 👇 Chapters / Topics covered 1. Ride 6 first impressions & setup 2. Ride Fest explained 3. Physics & braking changes 4. Career mode overhaul 5. Baggers, Enduro & Scooters 6. Endurance racing & dynamic weather 7. Supermoto & arena racing 8. Bike upgrades & customisation Final verdict – is Ride 6 worth it? 📺 More Ride 6 content coming This video is part of a wider series. Full races, replays, and deep dives into each class are coming next — so make sure you’re subscribed. 👍 If this helped, please like the video 💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments (constructive only!) 🔔 Subscribe to Get Ben Riding for more two-wheeled content #ride6 #ride5 #motorcyclegaming

Classic Superbike Honda CBR900RR Fireblade Repairs | FREE BIKE GIVEAWAY 🔥 In this episode of Get Ben Riding, I get properly stuck into the classic Honda CBR900RR Fireblade that I’m giving away for FREE – carrying out essential repairs, servicing, and brake upgrades to make sure it’s mechanically sound and ready for its next owner. ⚠️ IMPORTANT: If you haven’t watched Part 1 of the Fireblade Giveaway series yet, stop now and go back. That video explains: Where this Fireblade came from - Why I bought it - Why I’m giving it away - Exactly how to enter 👉 The winner will be announced LIVE on YouTube – 1st March at 8:00pm. 🔧 What’s covered in this video: 1. Front & rear brake disc replacement 2. New brake pads and caliper strip, clean & regrease 3. Front wheel removal & refit 4. Rear wheel removal, caliper service & cush drive inspection 5. Full oil & filter service (10W-40 + new sump washer) 6. Chain adjustment & lubrication 7. General inspection of a 25-year-old superbike 8. Honest thoughts on working on older motorcycles This bike isn’t getting bodged together – everything I’m doing is stuff I’d expect before riding it myself. 🏍️ What’s coming next: - Electrical system & rectifier checks - Valve clearance inspection - Spark plugs & air filter - MOT prep - First proper road test - Old Fireblade vs New Fireblade comparison ride 🎁 Want to WIN this Fireblade? Visit the Get Ben Riding website, click the “Win Fireblade” tab, and watch the first video in the series. That’s where all the entry details live. 👍 Like, Subscribe & Share Every subscriber genuinely helps keep this channel going. I put a lot of time into these videos because I love keeping older bikes alive – and I want this Fireblade to go to someone who’ll appreciate it and ride it. Thanks for watching – more Fireblade content coming very soon 👊 Buying my Fireblade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stEHFm6PhGM #hondacbr900rr #classicsuperbike #motorcyclerestoration

Purchasing a Classic Superbike - Honda CBR900RR Fireblade And Giving It Away For Free 🔥 WIN a Honda Fireblade! 🔥 We’re giving away one of the most iconic Superbike legends ever, Honda's CBR900RR Fireblade — and you could be the next lucky rider! 🏍️💨 In this video I’m breaking down everything you need to know about the Honda CBR900RR Fireblade Giveaway Competition on the Get Ben Riding website — how to enter, the prizes, deadlines, and insider tips to boost your chances. 👉 ENTER NOW ➜ https://www.getbenriding.co.uk/honda-fireblade-giveaway Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a petrol-headed dreamer, this is one competition you do NOT want to miss 👀 📌 In this video you’ll learn: ✅ What you could WIN (yes… it’s a Honda Fireblade!) ✅ How to enter the giveaway step-by-step ✅ How to increase your chances of winning ✅ Key dates & T&Cs you need to know 🏁 Why this Fireblade giveaway is HUGE: This isn’t just a poster-on-the-wall bike — it’s a fully loaded, heart-pounding superbike dream machine. And one of you could ride it home. 📲 Get your entry now: 👉 https://www.getbenriding.co.uk/honda-fireblade-giveaway 📌 Subscribe for more giveaways, rides, and motorcycle content: 🔔 Hit the bell so you never miss a drop! 📩 Follow Get Ben Riding: Instagram | Facebook — @getbenriding 🔥 Don’t just watch… ENTER, SHARE & WIN! 🔥 #winamotorbike #hondacbr900rr #fireblade

Ride 5 vs MotoGP 25 (PC) – Full Comparison & Honest Review In this video, I compare Ride 5 and MotoGP 25 on PC after spending serious time with both. This isn’t about crowning a simple winner. These games are trying to do very different things — and depending on what kind of rider or gamer you are, one may suit you far better than the other. I break both games down across the areas that actually matter when you’re riding, not just watching trailers. What’s covered in this comparison 👇 🏍️ Graphics & presentation – bike models vs race environments 🎥 Replays & animation – suspension movement, rider physics, immersion 🎮 Realism & handling – superbike feel vs MotoGP aero, 🛞 Damage, tyre wear & setup – how much the games punish bad riding 🔊 Sound design – inline-four realism, MotoGP audio issues 📸 Camera views – what works, what doesn’t, and why onboards pants 🎨 Customisation – liveries, rider gear, assists and difficulty tuning 🌍 Tracks & atmosphere – quantity vs quality, track day vs race weekend 🕹️ Game modes – career depth, online play, endurance, variety 💷 Cost & value – DLC, long-term spending, and what feels fair My honest take Ride 5 shines when it comes to bike behaviour. Superbikes move around, reward smooth inputs, and punish aggression. It’s closer to a serious sim — but can feel sterile and repetitive. MotoGP 25 delivers atmosphere and spectacle. The bikes are brutally demanding, heavily influenced by aero and braking technique, and the presentation feels far more alive — even if some physics and sound elements fall short. Neither game is outright better. It depends on how you ride, how long you play, and what you want to feel. Who this video is for ✔️ Riders who want realism over flash ✔️ Gamers choosing between Ride 5 and MotoGP 25 ✔️ Anyone wondering whether Ride 6 will be a real step forward ✔️ Fans of superbikes, MotoGP, and motorcycle sims 👍 If this helped, drop a like 💬 Let me know which game you prefer — and why 🔔 Subscribe for more honest motorcycle & gaming content Chapters (add timestamps) 00:00 Intro 01:32 Graphics 02:44 Ride5 Photo mode 03:56 MotoGP Photo mode 05:30 Ride5 onboards 06:15 MotoGP Onboards 07:29 Ride5 in the rain 08:37 MotoGP in the rain 09:25 Ride 5 at night 09:59 MotoGP at night 10:56 Ride5 realism 12:48 MotoGP realism 14:24 MotoGP damage 14:38 MotoGP bike setup 15:35 Ride5 bike setup 16:05 Ride5 bike customisation 16:52 Ride5 Rider customisation 17:12 MotoGP Rider customisation 17:46 Game modes 19:27 Sound 21:57 Conclusion #ride5 #motogp2025 #gaming

A detailed, real-world look at the Honda CBR650R E-Clutch system — how it works, how it rides, and whether it’s worth choosing over a traditional manual clutch. This in-depth review covers usability, performance, benefits, drawbacks, and who the bike is best suited for. Video Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 0:59 - Overview of the test bike 4:29 - Overview of E-Clutch concept 5:26 - Overview of Quickshifter 9:58 - Stopping in gear without using the clutch 12:27 - What's it like in town? 14:56 - One thing that's annoying 21:40 - Will it pull away in 3rd with no manual clutch? 23:06 - What do I think about the CBR650R 25:37 - Ergonomics 28:37 - Summary 🎥 Filmed using Insta360 Ace Pro 2 👉 Click on the link for 5% discount!!! https://www.insta360.com/sal/ace-pro-2?utm_term=INRSGKSHHL7 Don't forget to like and subscribe. Visit my website for daily written Blogs. #hondacbr650r #cbr650r #motorcyclevlog

The first game play trailer for the new Ride 6 motorcycle sim just landed giving us a glimpse into what's to come post release in Feb 2026. We can see the game is set around a new 'Ride Fest' event and now includes not only your favourite tracks and bikes from the originals but a new off-road adventure bike style game mode as well as super moto, night racing and baggers too. This game is set to improve upon the already great Ride 5 platform and seems to have all the latest machines from what I can tell. Ride 6 is available for pre-order now - but is it just a rehash of what we've already seen? Watch the RIDE6 Trailer with sound here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1oROfVkIN8 #motorcyclegaming #ride6 #ride5

In 2019 we had the opportunity to test the Zero SRF a sports naked aimed at weekend riders and commuters alike. In 2020 Zero released its new fared bike call the Zero SRS which was aimed at the sports touring market. We test this bike courtesy of the English Electric Motor Company in Suffolk. The Zero SRS we tested comes with the optional charge tank and luggage pack. The Zero SRS proves itself to be a viable alternative to petrol powered motorcycles and electric bikes are now becoming more and more popular. Find out more about the Zero SRF and SRS on our website https://www.letsreviewit.co.uk Visit the EEMC Website: http://www.englishelectricmotorco.com/ #electricmotorcycle #zerosrs #zeromotorcycles #motorcyclereview